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"Realize that you were delivered from the futile ways ... not by ... silver or gold, but with the Precious Blood of Christ." -- 1 Peter 1:18-19
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Headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, the Sisters of the Precious Blood is a Catholic religious congregation of 200 women committed to work in ministries that change attitudes and bring about change in unjust segments of our society.
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As individuals in this religious order, we Sisters have many different faces that represent ... A variety of backgrounds, from rural America to metropolitan areas. A variety of age groups, from early 30s through retirement. A variety of life stages, from student to woman in ministry to retiree. And a variety of interests, from weaving to human rights causes.
But as members of this religious order, we Sisters have a common commitment ...
To serve the helpless and needy in innovative ways. To develop our individual talents to the fullest. To develop a sense of spirituality and community among us. And to serve God in however we are directed.
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"We Continue to Pray" Precious Blood people take a stand to heal wounds caused by violence on city streets |
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Following our July 2007 elections, these sisters now serve in community leadership. (L-R) Sister Florence Seifert, President, Sisters Madonna Ratermann, Edna Hess, Jeanette Buehler and Marita Beumer, councilors.
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Where in the world does Sister _ _ _ _ _ live?
| Do you ever wonder where Sisters make their homes and why? As you may have guessed, most of us no longer live in convents. But "home" is as varied as our individual ministry, the locality in which we live, and our personal lifestyle. You can find out more about some of our Sisters' home-life on the Meet Us Page. |
| | Also on the Meet Us Page, you'll find links to testimonials from some of our Sisters, including one who has served a ministry in South America and has written her account in English and Spanish. These testimonials discuss the Sisters' call to religious life and their ministries. |
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Summer Ministry Week
July 19-25

Photo courtesy Diocese of Lexington |
Sr. Margie Zureick, CPPS (center) is pastoral associate at St. Joseph the Worker Mission in Elkhorn City, Ky., where this summer's ministry week will be held.
With Sr. Margie are Debbie Ratliff and Clara Anderson, who operate the Community Closet at the church. |
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Precious Blood Sisters celebrate Jubilees 
Each year on July 1 we formally celebrate
our major anniversaries, recognizing 75, 60, 50
and 25 years of service by special liturgies, meals,
parties and entertainment --both where we minister
and at our Central House as well.
Follow this link to this year's Jubilarians
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| | A remarkable television documentary explores the contributions and history of eight congregations of women religious in the Toledo Diocese and reveals the inspiring, and sometimes surprising, missions of religious sisters in today's society. Find out why sisters choose to serve and how they go about making a positive difference in the world around them. For the full story..... | |
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 To learn more about the Sisters of the Precious Blood, follow these links to information on our Web site.
Who we are | What we do | Meet us | Contact us
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LINKS TO RELATED WEBSITES |
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As always, we welcome your comments and suggestions about this Web site! Please e-mail your suggestions to: development@mariasteincenter.orgor fill out our Contact Form
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| For additional information please write or call: Sister Carolyn Hoying Sisters of the Precious Blood 4000 Denlinger Road Dayton, OH 45426-2399 (937) 231-1244 or 937-278-0871 ext 1303 E-mail: vocations@preciousbloodsistersdayton.org | | |
| | Comments, requests or suggestions regarding this Web site please send to:
- Sister Mary Lou Schmersal
- Web site project coordinator.
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